Gamereactor caught up with Lucas Davis, design director at BattleCry Studios to talk about their upcoming online multiplayer title.
"For us it was important to create something distinct," says Davis. "We were looking out there what games were on the market and how we could do something that had never been seen before."
According to one developer at BattleCry Studios, the developer's titular free-to-play multiplayer game is officially cancelled.
Title "put on hold" and devs working on other projects.
When game development is "suspended" it means the exact same thing as when a political campaign is "suspended". It's been cancelled but they cannot say it due to money issues. I honestly thought it was cancelled back in October 2015 when Bethesda said they were "evaluating" it.
Looked awful from the start. Bethesda is thankfully shelving Battlecry now or later.
Polygon: Every year before E3, we talk about the games we expect to see, along with the ones that we hope we'll get to take another look at.
